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2019 International Meeting

Rome, Italy

Meeting Begins7/1/2019
Meeting Ends7/5/2019

Call for Papers Opens: 10/31/2018
Call for Papers Closes: 1/30/2019

Requirements for Participation

Nag Hammadi and Gnosticism


Program Unit Type: Section
Accepting Papers? Yes

Call For Papers: The ISBL Section Nag Hammadi and Gnosticism invites papers on any topic related to the study of Nag Hammadi and Coptic Gnostic literature, particularly the following two themes, which will serve as our focus in separate sessions at the 2019 meeting. The first is the transmission of apocrypha in Egypt; this topic will be explored in a session co-sponsored by the Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha Program Unit. Second, we call for papers that explore the context of the Nag Hammadi (and related) manuscripts, whether as regards Egyptian Christianity, Manichaeism, Hermetism, ancient magic, etc. Papers dealing with other issues in the study of Nag Hammadi may be included in an open session.

Program Unit Chairs

Dylan M. Burns
Hugo Lundhaug

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